I'm curious as to why the following trivial example does not work:

file: new.c

#include "new.h"

void test( char * x )
{
free( x );
}

ooh that's Kruskal's algorithm. That is going to be a beast in assembly. I have some java code for it, but I don't think it would be much help. Good luck to you.

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I think it's time to pick up the book "Java Threads" :)

This is the entire class. I do think that it is close to being thread safe. Not that this has to be. This is just me trying to learn about thread safety. How close am I?


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What are you trying to do, exactly?

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